I moved here after almost 30 years in practice in Washington, DC and welcome referrals for my psychotherapy practice with individual adults, couples, and support groups for women over 50 in transition - a long-time speciality. Experienced facilitator, therapist, presenter, writer, teacher, I look forward to working with you.

Professional Specialties: adolescent, family and marital/relationship therapy, depression and other mood disorders, self-esteem issues, parenting skills, ADHD and the recovery from addictive behaviors. 15 years experience with intake, assessment, diagnostic practices and treatment plan designs. Nominated for Colorado Outstanding Counselor, offering a sliding scale fee structure supporting a solution-focused and goal oriented practice.

I have a Masters Degree in Counseling and am a National Certified Counselor, with 20 years of experience providing psychotherapy. Presently, I offer treatment to adult individuals and couples for the following issues:

Anxiety/Fears Relationship Issues Spirituality Loss/Grief Transitions Trauma Work/School Issues Depression, Irritability, and Anger

I have specialized training in Multicultural Issues.

I utilize a variety of approaches to treat individuals, with an emphasis on truly working in partnership to determine the best means to achieve increased feelings of contentment and empowerment in life.

Devoted to helping others improve their personal situation, I offer a generous sliding scale fee.

(303) 499-9591

My office is located in S. Boulder, 2 blocks from a SKIP bus stop.

What we see as a problem can be a profound gift from Life. Each time we encounter our pain, our depression, our anxiety or a reoccurring argument with a partner, we are asked to grow, dig deeper, learn new truths or skills, or new ways of perceiving our lives, ourselves, and our loved ones. When we take the time to answer the call that life has given us, we can greatly enrich, deepen, and even heal our lives and ourselves. I believe in providing a safe and sacred space where clients can begin to open to a new experience of themselves using compassion as our guide, our mentor, and our lens. As we open to our experience, the good with the bad, we find that we are more resilient that we thought; we find renewed hope or a deeper sense of meaning as we discover new strengths, insights, or gifts about ourselves and our lives.